Implementation of a feasibility study for a project on the promotion of inclusive eye health services in Cameroon in the Far North region

CameroonImplementation of a feasibility study for a project on the promotion of inclusive eye health services in Cameroon in the Far North regionOrganizationChristian Blind MissionPosted 10 Nov 2025 Closing date 17 Nov 2025CBM is developing a development project in the Far North region of Cameroon as part of the funding program entitled “Private Organizations” of the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ). For the planning of the project and the preparation of the proposal, a feasibility study design is required.Objective of the feasibility studyThe objective of the requested consultation is to assess the feasibility of a project proposed by CBM and the Union of Baptist Churches of Cameroon (UEBC) and to systematically verify the extent to which the project approach can reasonably achieve the expected changes under the existing framework conditions.The project is currently in the development phase and CBM is seeking to recruit a consultant to conduct a feasibility study to assess the viability of the proposed project and systematically verify the extent to which the project approach can reasonably achieve the intended changes under the existing framework conditions.It should provide CBM and its partners with sufficient information on the opportunities and risks of the project, as well as concrete recommendations for improving the project concept. The study will be submitted to BMZ together with the project proposal.As a first step, the study should provide an assessment of the following: Analysis of the situation and problems at the macro, meso, and micro levels Assessment of the local partner organization in the country concerned Analysis of target groups and key stakeholders at the macro, meso, and micro levelsTo this end, we are looking for a team of consultants or an individual consultant to collect qualitative and quantitative data in the project region.For more information on the contract and the content of the study, please download the terms of reference (ToR): www.cbm.org/feasiblity-study-TOR-template-cameroonHow to applyThe consultant or consulting firm must submit a technical and financial proposal includinga description of the consulting firm, if applicable,the CVs of the proposed team leader and members,an overview of the understanding of these terms of reference and the proposed methodology,a detailed work plan for the entire assignment.The detailed budget for the planned assignment must include all costs anticipated for conducting an inclusive and participatory study on disability, as well as taxes in accordance with the rules and regulations of the consultants' local tax authorities.CBM reserves the right to terminate the contract if the agreed consultant(s) are not available at the start or during the assignment.All interested consultants should contact CBM Cameroon by email at info.cameroon@cbm.org, with a copy to: Roy. Achatoh@cbm.org, catherina.schoenhammer@cbm.org or visit the national office in Mfandena Omnisport to obtain the detailed terms of reference before submitting their proposal (bid) by the end of the day on 17.11.2025.For any questions or additional information, candidates may write to the following address:CBM/Achatoh RoyProgram Manager, Yaoundé, CameroonEmail: Roy.Achatoh@cbm.orgPhone: +237 674 50 59 54Cc: catherina.schoenhammer@cbm.orgSubmissions received after the deadline will not be considered.Please note that we only review complete applications and only respond to candidates who receive an invitation to interview. We wish to further promote diversity within our teams and therefore encourage applications from people from different ethnic and social backgrounds, different religions and worldviews, different ages and genders, and in particular from people with disabilities.Job detailsCountryCameroonSourceChristian Blind MissionTypeConsultancyCareer categoryMonitoring and EvaluationYears of experience5-9 yearsThemeHealthShare Share this on Facebook Share this on X Post this on LinkedIn